With over 25 years of experience and ACA accreditation, GameTech Institute provides a unique blend of in-depth tech education and traditional summer camp fun, including swimming and field trips, all within a 1:9 staff-to-camper ratio.
GameTech Institute offers a comprehensive coding and STEM summer adventure where campers transform their passion for video games into a powerful learning experience. Through hands-on activities, students delve into game design, utilizing storyboarding and programming logic. They gain proficiency in real coding languages like Java, applied within popular platforms such as Minecraft and Roblox. The curriculum extends beyond traditional coding to include designing and 3D printing objects from scratch, and exploring the exciting fields of augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI). The program emphasizes building educational, developmental, and social skills through creative challenges, competitive game tournaments, and traditional summer camp activities like swimming and field trips.
A typical day involves campers engaging in specialty activities related to game design and coding, participating in fun sports and outdoor games, having lunch, and cooling off with swimming or splash & play activities, followed by a second specialty activity or another related activity.
This camp is best for middle school students aged 8-14 who are passionate about video games and interested in learning coding, game design, 3D printing, and exploring AR/AI in a fun and interactive environment.
University of Miami, 4000 Ponce De Leon Boulevard Suite 470, Coral Gables, FL 33146
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